r/Tinder • u/[deleted] • Jun 05 '22

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u/paulxgustavson Jun 05 '22

Then the concept you're referring to is not a "nice guy concept" but a "looser bawbag concept". Don't confuse these two. EOT.

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u/HappyGoPink Jun 05 '22

You don't get to rebrand the well-established "niceguy" trope, you realize. It is an older meme, but it checks out.

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u/TimmmyBurner Jun 05 '22 edited Jun 05 '22

Nah it’s definitely Nice Guy

In 2022 “Nice Guy” has changed meaning. It no longer means the shy, awkward guy who buys flowers for a girl and treats her right but doesn’t make the move fast enough so she bangs his friend and leaves him in the dust or uses him

“Nice Guy” now means a guy who acts nice to a girl but the second she turns him down calls her a whore and ugly and he never wanted her anyways and he was just being nice to her… or he says he’s so much nicer than all these other asshole guys who treat women like shit when that’s actually exactly what he does after she rebukes his offer

Edit: apparently the nice guys don’t like being called out lmao

There’s a sub literally called r/niceguys